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 1    1,    2|         entangling himself in the high undergrowth, among those
 2    1,    5|       narrow valley surrounded by high mountains which border its
 3    1,    6|         THE GARRAL family were in high glee. The magnificent journey
 4    1,    6|           hundred and twenty feet high, and four feet thick at
 5    1,    6|        one hundred and fifty feet high, buttressed by natural arches,
 6    1,    7|             from for to five feet high, accompanied by their inseparable “
 7    1,    7|      group passed in. If it was a high rock, carpeted with verdure,
 8    1,    7|         lost in the branches of a high ficus, was agitated by violent
 9    1,    9|          in the hands of the Most High!~
10    1,   10|            but whose down bears a high price in the different markets
11    1,   11|           vignaticos” eighty feet high, whose summits shake at
12    1,   12|          A bank about thirty feet high, in which are cut the steps
13    1,   12|            three and four stories high, and the great Leonard himself
14    1,   15| alligators of the river, who hold high revelry on the remains of
15    1,   16|         the fatigue caused by the high temperature, though the
16    1,   16|      beaches formed by undulating high domes, which served as the
17    1,   18|          but still covered by the high flood waters. On each side
18    1,   19|         surrounded by a circle of high mountains, differs considerably
19    2,    2|          Rio Negro, near rather a high bluff covered with cecropias
20    2,    4|          his desk, perched on his high chair, his back turned toward
21    2,   17|           his zeal had raised him high in the offices of the governor-general,
22    2,   20|     Plants from eight to ten feet high clustered along the beach,
23    2,   20| passengers of the giant raft beat high. At length they were coming